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JHSS, 14(2):1-20, 2022

10.22059/jhss.2022.346113.473583

https://jhss.ut.ac.ir/

"Yadegar-i Zariran" an Epic Narrative of the Battle of Yazdgerd II (439-457 AD) with Xionites

Hamidreza Pashazanous1

1. Assistant Professor, Department of History, Faculty of literature and Humanities, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran. E-mail:[email protected]

Article Info. Abstract

Received:2022/07/22 Yadegar-i Zariran is one of the oldest epic texts left from the Sassanid era, which has an epic account of the Iranians' battle with the invading tribes in North Kayanian king, who got killed in the defense of Zoroastrian religion. Although this book was written during the Sassanid period and in the Sassanid Pahlavi language, but some scholars believe that Yadegar-i Zariran belongs to the Parthian period and has been narrated by the Gosans and has entered in other literary and historical texts such as Ferdowsi's Shahnameh. Although the names of the people in this story belong to a very ancient period, but the names of positions and Xionites are clearly related to the Sassanid period. In this article, the author tries to explain the time of writing or combining the subject of Yadegar-i Zariran with the event of the Sassanid period by comparatively examining the content of Yadegar-i Zariran with the text of Al-Tanbiyyah wa al-Ashraf written by masoudi and the Chinese book Weishu. A comparative analysis of the information related to the political structure in Yadegar-i Zariran with the information in Masoudi and Weishu 's book shows that the text of Yadegar-i Zariran contains details of the political structure of Yazdgerd II Sassanid court and most likely, it was re-written during the period of this king, and it described the events of the invasion of the Iranian Huns in mythological language. The presence of Yazdgerd II in the North East of Iran and also his usage of kiyanians kings names, speaks of the special conditions of that region are probably the main motivation for the writing of Yadgar Zariran.

Acceped:2022/11/20 Keywords:

Yadegar Zariran, Yazdgerd ii, Al-Tanbiyyah, Weishu, Xionites

*Corresponding Author: E-mail:[email protected]

How To Cite:Pashazanous, H. (2022). "Yadegar-i Zariran" an Epic Narrative of the Battle of Yazdgerd II (439- 457 AD) with Xionites.Journal of Historical Sciences,14(2): 1-20

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Publisher: University Of Tehran Press.

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(Benveniste, 1932: 252) .

(Henning, 1933: 349) .

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(Gyselen, 1998: 537)

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(Shayegan, 2017, 807)

(X’iiaona)

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(Zamyad

Yasht) (Zand-i Wahman Yasht)

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(m hú tán( ))

)) ))

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(Sie po po ( ))

( ) ( )

(K. Hori)

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(Laufer, 1919: 531) .

(Henning, 1940: 17).

(Laufer, 1919: 530)

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